Ireland has missed the 7 June 2026 deadline for full transposition of the EU Pay Transparency Directive, but implementation is still coming.
The Government has confirmed that the new obligations will be introduced on a phased basis, making 2027 a key preparation year for employers. This conference will help organisations prepare for the practical impact across recruitment, salary ranges, employee pay information requests, gender-neutral job evaluation, gender pay gap reporting, reward structures, internal communications and equal pay risk.
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€475 + VAT per Person (Early-bird rate)
Normal Rate @ €575 + VAT.
Please note the early bird discount can close sooner than expected once a certain number of places fill up, therefore your prompt booking is strongly advised to avoid disappointment.
For multiple bookings

Ireland has missed the 7 June 2026 deadline for full transposition of the EU Pay Transparency Directive, but implementation is still coming.
The Government has confirmed that the new obligations will be introduced on a phased basis, making 2027 a key preparation year for employers. This conference will help organisations prepare for the practical impact across recruitment, salary ranges, employee pay information requests, gender-neutral job evaluation, gender pay gap reporting, reward structures, internal communications and equal pay risk.
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It will also benefit professionals responsible for pay structures, recruitment, gender pay gap reporting, remuneration governance and workforce planning who need to understand the evolving pay transparency requirements and their implications for employers in Ireland.
€475 + VAT per Person (Early-bird rate)
Normal Rate @ €575 + VAT.
Please note the early bird discount can close sooner than expected once a certain number of places fill up, therefore your prompt booking is strongly advised to avoid disappointment.
For multiple bookings
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